A Treatise Concerning the Principles of Human Knowledge¶
Berkeley, G. (1710). A Treatise Concerning the Principles of Human Knowledge. Oxford University Press.
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- Phenomenalism
- The phenomenalist framework articulates four core components: (a) the sense-data primitive — phenomenalism takes as basic some class of experiential elements (Berkeleyan ideas, Humean impressions, Russellian sense-data, logical-positivist protocol sentences);
This sourceBerkeley idealist phenomenalism
- The phenomenalist framework articulates four core components: (a) the sense-data primitive — phenomenalism takes as basic some class of experiential elements (Berkeleyan ideas, Humean impressions, Russellian sense-data, logical-positivist protocol sentences);
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